WoW Classic 20th Anniversary Best Horde Quests: Here Are Some Of The Fun Quests You Should Try As A Horde!

It’s been a while since WoW Classic’s 20th anniversary abilities, but WoW 20th Anniversary servers are still going strong and waiting for you to continue playing! As WoW 20th Phase 4, which kicked off on May 1, comes to an end, whether you’re new to the game or a long-time player, now’s the time to focus on the main content of Phase 5! The phase officially begins on July 10, 2025 at 3:00 PM PDT. You’ll be able to earn WoW Classic 20th Anniversary gold and new class sets by completing a series of new quests and dungeons. Next, we’ll walk you through all the new content in Phase 5 to help you grab more loot! Ahn’Qiraj War Effort Think of it as a pre-quest to complete the two main dungeons in Phase 5. In this mission, you need to accumulate enough resources for your faction and deliver them to the corresponding commander within five days to help your faction open the gates of Ahn’Qiraj. The commanders and required resources of different factions are as follows: Alliance - Field Marshal Snowfall - Military Ward in Ironforge: 14,000 Rainbow Fin Albacore 17,000 Spotted Yellowtail 20,000 Roast Raptor 800,000 Linen Bandage 600,000 Silk Bandage 400,000 Runecloth Bandage 33,000 Stranglekelp 26,000 Purple Lotus 20,000 Arthas’ Tears 90,000 Copper Bar 80,000 Thick Leather 28,000 Iron Bar 24,000 Thorium Bar 180,000 Light Leather 110,000 Medium Leather Horde - Warlord Gorchuk - Valley of Spirits in Orgrimmar: 10,000 Lean Wolf Steak 17,000 Spotted Yellowtail 10,000 Baked Salmon 250,000 Wool Bandage 250,000 Mageweave Bandage 400,000 Runecloth Bandage 96,000 Peacebloom 19,000 Firebloom 26,000 Purple Lotus 90,000 Copper Bar 22,000 Tin Bar 18,000 Mithril Bar 60,000 Heavy Leather 80,000 Thick Leather 60,000 Rugged Leather Bang A Gong! This quest is actually the final quest of The Scepter of the Shifting Sands questline. If you are the first player on the entire server to complete this quest, you will be able to open the gates of Ahn’Qiraj for others and obtain Black Qiraji Resonating Crystal mount. Or if you can get the final reward of The Scepter of the Shifting Sands through this quest line, you can also get the mount by completing Bang a Gong! during Ten Hour War - but yes, it’s only 10 hours. The entire The Scepter of the Shifting Sands questline is very long and includes multiple fragmented tasks. So if you don’t want to miss the mount reward and can’t be the “first”, you must hurry up! In general, this quest line mainly includes the following stages: Stage 1: First Three Quests Stage 2: The Reputation Grind Stage 3: Finally Continuing Stage 4: The Three Scepter Shard Quest Lines Final Stage: Open The Gates! In addition, some tasks in the quest line will require you to turn in specific resources. In order to avoid delays, it is recommended that you farm them in advance and put them in your backpack: 20x Arcanite Bar 10x Elementium Ore 10x Azerothian Diamond 10x Blue Sapphire 20x Goblin Rocket Fuel 20x Deeprock Salt 20 Players Raid: The Ruins Of Ahn’Qiraj This is the first dungeon you will face after the gate is opened. It resets every 3 days and its entrance is located in the south of Silithus. Completing it will earn you rewards such as gold, Cenarion Circle reputation and new enchantment recipes, and you will also have the opportunity to learn new ranks of spells. There are 6 bosses in this dungeon, each with different combat skills and main drop rewards. You need to deal with them one by one according to their characteristics: Kurinnaxx: Qiraji Sacrificial Dagger, Vestments of the Shifting Sands. General Rajaxx: Boots of the Vanguard, Manslayer of the Qiraji. Buru the Gorger: Buru’s Skull Fragment, Slimy Scaled Gauntlets, Gloves of the Swarm. Moam: Talon of Furious Concentration, Dustwind Turban, Thick Silithid Chestguard, Gauntlets of the Immovable. Ayamiss the Hunter: Stinger of Ayamiss, Bow of Taut Sinew, Gauntlets of the Immovable. Ossirian the Unscarred: Shackles of the Unscarred, Leggings of the Black Blizzard, Staff of the Ruins. 40 Players Raid: The Temple Of Ahn’Qiraj This dungeon is only accessible after the server-wide event Ahn’Qiraj War Effort is completed. You and your teammates will encounter 9 bosses in it (3 are optional). They provide basic loot similar to The Ruins of Ahn’Qiraj, but also drop rarer rewards. The Prophet Skeram: Amulet of Foul Warding, Pendant of the Qiraji Guardian, Cloak of Concentrated Hatred. Battleguard Sartura: Necklace of Purity, Leggings of the Festering Swarm, Recomposed Boots. Fankriss the Unyielding: Ancient Qiraji Ripper, Barb of the Sand Reaver, Barbed Choker. Princess Huhuran: Huhuran’s Stinger, Cloak of the Golden Hive, Gloves of the Messiah Twin Emperors: Boots of Epiphany, Qiraji Execution Bracers, Vek’lor’s Gloves of Devastation. C’Thun: Cloak of the Devoured, Dark Storm Gauntlets, Grasp of the Old God Bug Trio: Mantle of Phrenic Power, Bile-Covered Gauntlets, Mantle of the Desert’s Fury. Viscidus: Gauntlets of Kalimdor, Slime-coated Leggings, Sharpened Silithid Femur. Ouro: Don Rigoberto’s Lost Hat, Burrower Bracers, Larvae of the Great Worm. Two New Class Sets If you can defeat all bosses in the above two dungeons and increase your reputation with Cenarion Circle and Brood of Nozdormu, you can get two new sets based on your class. They are: Druid: Symbols of Unending Life / Genesis Raiment Hunter: Trappings of the Unseen Path / Striker’s Guard Mage: Trappings of Vaulted Secrets / Enigma Vestments Paladin: Battlegear of Eternal Justice / Avenger’s Battlegear Priest: Finery of Infinite Wisdom / Garments of the Oracle Rogue: Emblems of Veiled Shadows / Deathdealer’s Embrace Shaman: Gift of the Gathering Storm / Stormcaller’s Attire Warlock: Implements of Unspoken Names / Doomcaller’s Attire Warrior: Battlegear of Unyielding Strength / Conqueror’s Battlegear The above are all the main contents of Phase 5. You can experience more details in person after the phase is officially opened. I hope you can have an exciting summer in WoW 20th Anniversary!

When you are in World of WarCraft, the first stage of the game is always the most difficult, because at this time you have neither enough XP to help your character become stronger through upgrading, nor powerful gear to arm and protect yourself, everything is waiting for you to go to the starting area to explore. Therefore, the choice of starting zones is crucial. In 2024, WoW Classic launched its 20th Anniversary server, allowing you to experience new areas and new content, and feel the sense of achievement of upgrading from scratch in the classic version again. Since you may not have played WoW Classic for a long time before this, and the game itself has also undergone some adjustments, in order not to affect your WoW 20th Anniversary upgrade experience, you must choose your starting zones carefully. Based on this, we have ranked the 6 zones in the game from low to high. And introduce them to you one by one. If you want to know which one is the best, please see the end! 6. Teldrassil This is the habitat of the popular Night Elf, but it is not a good starting zone because once you leave Shadowglen, you will find that the rest of Teldrassil is full of dangerous tomb nests, which are inhabited by many monsters. Although clearing them can bring a lot of 20th Anniversary Gold, the high density of monsters is not suitable for a new character to face. In addition, due to the circular shape of Teldrassil, you are rarely far away from your target, which makes it difficult to avoid enemy attacks by pulling away in combat. However, these are not to say that Teldrassil is useless. In fact, it may be the best of all the starting zones in terms of aesthetics, and due to its small overall area, it will save time to explore - provided that you are strong enough to defeat all enemies within range. 5. Mulgore One reason why Mulgore is unpopular may be that Tauren race living here is not popular. Even if someone chooses Tauren, it is probably because it is the only Druid in Horde. However, what really affects the popularity of Mulgore is that although it is beautiful, it is very large. If you don’t have a mount, it may take half an hour to visit each location, and because the quests are scattered, you may even have to run all over the zone. Even more tricky is that the danger of crossing between areas in Mulgore is also very high. For example, when you reach the wasteland, you may not be able to guarantee that you can survive smoothly, whether in Hardcore or Classic 20th Anniversary. However, the advantage of Mulgore is that the scenery here is good, and the strength of Tauren is enough to handle most quests within the range. 4. Dun Morogh In terms of the beauty of the landscape, Dun Morogh is famous in the game community for its moving snow scenery. If you choose this as the starting zone, although it takes a lot of time to cross the entire zone, fortunately, the exploration of Ironforge and the mountains is not very difficult, and the quests can provide a lot of WoW Classic 20th Anniversary Gold as rewards, and the difficulty is not too high. Although there are a few dangerous caves in this zone, it is much better than Teldrassil or Mulgore, and the connection between Ironforge and Stormwind also makes the journey between areas easier. In addition, it is recommended that you go to Loch Modan to upgrade your character level before reaching Westfall. 3. Tirisfal Glades The areas in this zone have a high quest and monster appearance rate, which can improve your gold farming efficiency. Among all the areas, Deathknell is the fastest and easiest, and the spider cave is more difficult. But after leaving Deathknell, you will find that the road to other areas will be tortuous, and you may always have to go back. Perhaps this is the main reason Tirisfal Glades did not enter the top 2. 2. Durotar This is the starting area for Orcs and Trolls. It is vast and very difficult to cross. Fortunately, the quest density here is very high, which can ensure that your journey is fulfilling and meaningful. You can knock down three or four enemies during almost every trip, and most of the quests are also simple, just clean the map or collect some props. In addition, Durotar’s Ragefire Chasm, as the lowest level dungeon in the game, can still provide you with some excellent equipment at a lower difficulty. However, please be careful of Fizzle and his gang, as well as Skull Rock when traversing Durotar. 1. Elwynn Forest In fact, not only in World of WarCraft series, Elwynn Forest can even be regarded as the most famous explorable zone in most MMORPGs. For WoW 20th Anniversary players, the exploration difficulty here is not high. There is almost no real threat except for Hogger or some kobold caves. You can even get your first green out in the game through Hogger’s quest. As for the density of quests, Elwynn Forest is even more comfortable. You will find that the quests are evenly distributed between the west and the east, and there are enough vendors to help you manage your luggage during the journey. At the same time, the difficulty of the quests is not high. Although the long journey between the east and the west may make you tired, it is relatively short compared to the walking routes of the lower-ranked zones. Perhaps after understanding the above ranking information, you will be more willing to choose top 1 as your starting zone for WoW Classic 20th Anniversary, but in fact you can also enter those zones with lower rankings but more difficult to challenge yourself!

World of Warcraft Classic 20th Anniversary event, which provided you with a ton of new activities, rewards, and buffs, has ended, Caverns of Time have returned to normal, and most of NPCs and decorations that appeared at the celebration site have disappeared. But if you pay close attention, you will find that one NPC has not left you. That is Alyx, a NPC you helped in Guest Relations mystery questlines. He has now moved to the hot springs northwest of Delver headquarters building in Dornogal, which can be seen on the path to Foundation Hall. Alyx not only brings you the titles of Volunteer Event Coordinator, Among Other Things, but also a notepad with the locations of Celebration Crates containing tons of WoW Classic 20th Anniversary Gold hidden around the world. Once you have completed all the hidden item collections, you will be awarded a number of titles, the most important of which is Detective, which will help you unlock the ability to open the mystery and find Indecipherable Felcycle mount Incognitro that has been elusive to all WoW players. To reduce the time you spend searching for Alyx and the 11 missing Celebration Crates, this guide will show you their specific locations and strategies you can use during your exploration so that you can complete this collection quest faster and get the final title. Steps First you need to find Lightforged Draenei NPC in Dornogal, Alyx and the clue board it has, which can be found in Foundation Hall and on the stairs leading to Delver’s Headquarters. Then follow all the clues on this notepad to find all 11 missing Celebration Crates in World of Warcraft. Please note that although you can start Celebration Crate quests after your character reaches level 10, Dornogal requires you to reach level 68 to unlock it. Here are specific locations of 3 special Celebration Crates. The first thing you should find is Celebration Crate in Ternaries. Just go to the coastline patrolled by Doomwalkers and dive into the deep sea to find it. But remember to use Water Breathing Potion first, so that you can support yourself to the right building in the southeast. Once you find this building, swim to the second floor, and you will find Crate under a bed in a room. Celebration Crate in Thousand Needles is a bit more difficult to find, as it requires you to travel through different zones. You need to go to Fizzle and Pozzik’s Speedbarge, then fly or swim southwest to Sunken Digsite, and then swim to Silithid hive. In the huge hive, turn right and go straight into a dead end with a pipe. There is an interactive note next to the pipe, which you need to take to the eastern edge of Azsuna in Broken Isles, where there is a very long path, and a merchant named Vashti. You need to pay 500 WoW Classic 20th Anniversary Gold to get the treasure chest offered here. In this Forgotten Crypt behind Karazhan in Deadwind Pass, you need to go through the well and then go down Pauper’s Walk. You will then see that the road splits in two directions, and you should go left and then go down, which will lead you to a large room. On the far right of this room, you will see a partially submerged tomb, which you can search for some useful loot rewards. But your focus should be on the far left corner of the room, where you will see a crate. When you interact with it, it will give you a quest to talk to Alyx, and after you complete the quest, you will get this Celebration Crate. The above is the three most worthy of your attention among the 11 Celebration Crates. Turning in six Celebration Crates earns your Crate Insurance Agent title, while turning in 11 Celebration Crates earns you No Crate Left Behind, Azeroth’s Greatest Detective, and Detective title. The developers took into account that many players only participated in Incognitro secret quests during the anniversary event, but did not obtain Greatest Detective achievement in Azeroth by obtaining Dalaran Survivor in Donorgal to uncover the final mystery, so Alyx was moved to Donorgal and players were allowed to have the right to turn in Celebration Crates indefinitely, which would give all players a certain chance to obtain Felcycle mount. However, it is worth reminding you that the other Guest Relations quests in the current WoW 20th Anniversary Event are no longer available, because most of the tasks are heavily dependent on the venue of the event, which means that achievements such as Assistant to Assistant Guest Relations Manager and I Saved the Party and All I Got Were These Lousy Hats can no longer be completed, but it does not mean that World of Warcraft will not bring them back in the future by increasing the rewards!

World of Warcraft is a very different place than it was two decades ago. The 20th Anniversary of WoW Classic brings quality-of-life changes to the game, such as a Looking for Group tool, removal of the game’s original buff/debuff limit, and Dual Spec options, which allow classes to switch specializations, such as the ability to switch from frost to fire. This guide will help you choose the best class to secure a raid spot in Molten Core with these changes. 9. Druid In WoW Classic, Druids have a variety of role abilities, including tanking, healing, and damage. However, in actual gameplay, other classes tend to excel in these areas. As a result, most raid teams usually only use one or two Druids. Despite this, Druids still have some important spells, such as Mark of the Wild, Innervate, Faerie Fire and Rebirth. These spells are very useful in team fights, providing additional buffs and resurrection opportunities for teammates. Druids also perform well in PvP. They are considered one of the best flag bearers on Warsong Gulch because of their travel form and ability to escape crowd control. 8. Paladin Paladins also can tank, heal, and deal damage. Again, they tend to perform worse than other classes in actual gameplay. As a result, it is difficult to find a tanking or damage-dealing Paladin in most teams. And leveling up a Paladin is considered one of the most monotonous processes. Many players choose to spend WoW 20th Anniversary Gold to speed up this process. Despite this, Paladins bring very important buffs to the team, such as Blessing of Kings, Blessing of Might, and Blessing of Wisdom. And when you are in danger in PvE or PvP, Paladins can protect themselves and even Hearthstone from danger while being protected from enemy attacks. 7. Shaman The actual strength of Shaman is healing. While Enhancement or Elemental Shamans excel in PvP, Restoration Shamans are more common and powerful in PvE content. Restoration Shamans provide massive healing via Chain Heal. Their totems are even more critical. Windfury Totem boosts melee damage, while Mana Tide Totem helps teammates restore mana, so teams often have multiple Restoration Shamans. 6. Hunter Hunters often forget to disband their pets and accidentally pull extra mobs, ruining their team. Despite the imperfect pet AI, Hunters still provide solid damage, usually in the middle of the damage scale, slightly behind melee classes. Hunters also have unique utilities, such as Aspect of the Pack to increase team movement speed, and Explosive Trap and Freezing Trap to increase control. In addition, Feign Death can help Hunters escape battles in PvE and PvP. Hunters are reliable all-around damage dealers in WoW Classic. Just pay attention to pet management. 5. Warlock Warlocks primarily deal damage with Shadowbolt in endgame content, but with the debuff restrictions removed, their other spells like Corruption and Drain Life will also see more use in Classic Anniversary. Warlocks have increased flexibility, allowing them to play a bigger role in raids. Classic Warlocks are also known for their pets, summoning a variety of pets from an imp to a succubus. The spell Soul Link is very powerful in PvP, transferring damage to pets, while sacrificing Voidwalker to provide a temporary shield, and Fear spell is also effective in crowd control. 4. Mage Mage is the strongest caster in Classic, with a simple rotation that usually only requires casting frostbolt, which may make some players feel too simple. But this simplicity makes Mage rank high in most damage statistics. Mage also performs well in PvP, using Frost Nova and Polymorph to keep enemies at a distance. Mages also provide utility to the team, such as summoning food, water, portals, or teleporting to large cities on their own. In addition, Mage’s Arcane Intellect buff can increase the intellect of himself or his teammates. 3. Rogue In World of Warcraft Classic, Rogue is the high-damage melee class second only to Warriors. Accumulate combo points through Sinister Strike and Backstab and then deal heavy damage with finishing moves such as Eviscerate and Rupture. Rogue can also increase attack speed with Slice and Dice. Rogue can also apply various poisons, such as Instant Poison and Deadly Poison to weapons, providing additional damage. In PvP, Rogue uses Stealth and Ambush to surprise, and has control skills such as Gouge, Cheap Shot and Blind, as well as Vanish to escape from battle. 2. Priest Priest is a top healer in both PvP and PvE. Priests have a variety of healing spells, such as Flash Heal, Greater Heal, and Renew. Holy Priests’ Power Word: Fortitude buff increases stamina, and Discipline Priests’ Power Infusion increases spell damage and healing. Priests also have powerful utility skills, such as Fade, Psychic Scream, and Dispel Magic. In terms of damage, Shadow Priests increase the shadow damage taken by enemies through Shadow Weaving, and Vampiric Embrace can damage enemies and heal teammates at the same time. 1. Warrior Warriors occupy most team positions. As the strongest tank and damage dealer, Warriors are also very powerful in PvP, especially when equipped with Mortal Strike and a wonderful healer. With key skills such as Sunder Armor and Battle Shout, Warriors are suitable for any serious content. The only downside is their reliance on equipment and weapons, as well as their high maintenance costs, as they wear plate armor and are often in melee range, which requires a lot of WoW Classic 20th Anniversary Gold to repair after a raid. By mastering the unique skills of each profession, you can earn a place in WoW Classic 20th Anniversary and contribute to your team. Finally, you can also enter the giveaway channel of iGMeet Discord and pay attention to the game giveaway information to get some free props.